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Family Diodontidae

  • Author
    Leis J.M.
  • Year
    1986
  • Publisher
    McMillian South Africa

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Title
Family Diodontidae
Author
Leis J.M.
Editor
M.M. Smith and P.C. Heemstra
Year
1986
Publication Type
Book Chapter
Publisher
McMillian South Africa
Book Title
Smith's Sea Fishes
Number of pages
903-907
Publisher
McMillian South Africa
Place Published
Johannesburg
Language
en

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